On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 03:44:53PM +0200, Juergen Vigna wrote:
> Well I tried and faild :(
>
> Do you need some config.log files?
No. The FIXME means what it says. Can you please collaborate with
Angus to get a working test here.
Basically, you have a system where binaries called "moc" and "moc2"
exist. Now, we need to know whether "moc" is from Qt 1 or Qt 3. If Qt 3,
then we should use that one, else we should use moc2.
if test -n "$ac_moc1" -a -n "$ac_moc2"; then
dnl found both. Prefer Qt3's if it exists else moc2
AC_MSG_ERROR([FIXME])
else
should look roughly like this :
if test -n "$ac_moc1" -a -n "$ac_moc2"; then
dnl found both. Prefer Qt3's if it exists else moc2
moc -v | grep "Qt 3" >/dev/null
if test "$?" = 0; then
ac_moc=$ac_moc1
else
ac_moc=$ac_moc2
fi
else
Please fiddle around with this and tell me what the code should be.
Note this will fail if we can find both Qt 2 and Qt 3, but then what
should we do anyway ?
thanks
john
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